Reviews

""How Remarkable Women Lead" offers some interesting ideas, such as learning to frame events in a positive light and to adapt to setbacks with optimism rather than self-doubt and pessimism. But some of the book's interviews with top executives--like Avon's Andrea Jung, Xerox's Anne Mulcahy and former Qantas chairman Margaret Jackson--are long on platitudes and short on the details of how these business leaders handled various challenges."--"The Wall Street Journal
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"We are always looking for new perspectives on growing great women leaders. "How Remarkable Women Lead" is a great read, with real insights and actionable ideas! The inspiring stories give an intimate look at how remarkable women really get things done, providing a development model valuable to both women and men. This refreshing and action-oriented book stands out!"
--Susan P. Peters, vice president, executive development and chief learning officer, General Electric
"What makes this book singular and valuable is its wide-lens focus on the personal qualities that lead to exemplary leadership. Don't be taken in by the title: men have as much to learn from this book as women."
--Warren Bennis, distinguished professor of Business Administration and university professor, University of Southern California, and author of" On Becoming a Leader"
"Here are the stories of amazing women leaders in the context of an imaginative and pragmatic framework that rests on a rich fact base. It puts to rest stereotypes we have about who leaders are and how to lead. The seeds for our future are in here. The new CEO is a woman or a man who is not afraid to drop the John Wayne costume."
--Gary Hamel, author of "The Future of Management" and" Leading the Revolution"
""How Remarkable Women Lead" is a book that will truly resonate with all women. It is personal, powerful, and revealing and thereby true to how we women live and lead. The storytelling makes this unlike any business book I know